On: Android Oreo

[pjmlp]

WebGL is a poor cousin of OpenGL 4.6.

Even comparing WebGL 2.0 to OpenGL ES 3.0, which it is based on, there are nice features like geometry shaders missing.

[fulafel → pjmlp]

Nitpick: Geometry shaders came in GLES 3.2 (there was also a geometry shader extension for GLES 3.1).

In WebGL 2 you can still do geometry processing, and store results in buffers for subsequent draw calls, using transform feedback.

[pjmlp → fulafel]

You are right, I mixed it up.

Like that idea for WebGL 2.0, will have a look into it.